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general intelligence quotient
general intelligence quotient (observable entity)

quotient(dividendo; divisor)
quotient(numerator; denumerator)

iq - general intelligence quotient
general intelligence quotient (observable entity)

quotient(21; 4) devuelve 5
quotient(21; 4) returns 5

general intelligence quotient (observable entity)
general intelligence quotient (observable entity)

la función quotient devuelve la parte entera de dividendo/ divisor.
function quotient returns the integer portion of numerator/ denumerator.

el cociente familiar (quotient familial) aumenta en medio punto.
family quotient (quotient familial) increased by half a point.

el resultado es el cociente familiar (quotient familial) que directamente determina el tipo impositivo medio.
the result is the family quotient (quotient familial) which directly determines the average rate of taxation.

o disfrute de una bebida caliente de cacao de protein quotient® con el bienestar del chocolate caliente y los beneficios de recuperación del entrenamiento que ofrece la proteína.
or have a hot protein quotient® cocoa drink with the comfort of hot chocolate and the workout-recovery benefits of protein.

el cociente de encefalización o eq (del inglés "encephalization quotient") es una estimación aproximada de la posible inteligencia de un animal.
encephalization quotient (eq), or encephalization level is a measure of relative brain size defined as the ratio between actual brain mass and predicted brain mass for an animal of a given size, which is hypothesized to be a rough estimate of the intelligence or cognition of the animal.

as of 2003 rangel had an average lifetime 91 percent "liberal quotient" from americans for democratic action, while the american conservative union assessed to rangel a lifetime rating of less than 4 percent through 2008.
for 2005–2006, rangel's averages were as follows: economic rating 91 percent liberal and 6 percent conservative, social rating 94 percent liberal and 5 percent conservative, and foreign rating 84 percent liberal and 14 percent conservative.

la inteligencia emocional no es un nuevo campo de estudio; se basa en una larga historia de investigación y teoría en el campo de la psicología, la inteligencia humana y las ciencias sociales. en su libro frames of mind, 1983, howard gardner, psicólogo de harvard, indica que el estudio de la parte emocional de la inteligencia se remonta a principios de los años 1800 a los estudios de franz joseph gall y su socio, josé spurzheim, que identificó la presencia de tres facultades afectivas en el cerebro— respeto, autoestima, y poderes de reflexión.4 el dr. reuven baron, autor y promotor del emotional quotient inventory, identifica a david wechsler y a sus estudios sobre la nonintellective aspects of the general intelligence” (aspectos no intelectuales de la inteligencia general), realizado en 1940 como la base para el estudio de la inteligencia emocional.5 algunos de los más notables trabajos pioneros en el campo fue realizado por gardner. en frames of mind, gardner propuso que no había un solo tipo de coeficiente intelectual (ci), que conduce no sólo al éxito en la vida, sino a un amplio espectro de inteligencias, y al menos, cuatro variedades de inteligencia interpersonal.6 gardner escribe acerca de dos tipos de inteligencia personal que tratan de las emociones. habla de la inteligencia intrapersonal, que es el aspecto interno de una persona y de la inteligencia interpersonal, que se vuelca hacia otros individuos.7
emotional intelligence is hardly a new field of study; it is based on a long history of research and theory in the fields of psychology, human intelligence, and the social sciences. in his 1983 book frames of mind, harvard psychologist howard gardner indicates that the study of the emotional side of intelligence can be traced back to the early 1800s to the studies of franz joseph gall and his associate, joseph spurzheim, who identified the presence of three affective faculties in the brain—reverence, self-esteem, and reflective powers.4 dr. reuven baron, author and developer of the emotional quotient inventory, identifies david wechsler and his studies on “the nonintellectiveaspects of general intelligence” conducted in 1940 as the foundation for the study of emotional intelligence.5 some of the most notable groundbreaking work in the field was done by gardner. in frames of mind, gardner proposed that there was not just one type of intelligence quotient (iq) that led to success in life, but a wide spectrum of intelligences and at least four varieties of interpersonal intelligence.6 gardner writes of two types of personal intelligence that both deal with the emotions. he speaks of intrapersonal intelligence, which is the internal aspects of a person, and the interpersonal intelligence, which turns outward towards other individuals.7 gardner’s groundbreaking work was further developed by yale psychologist peter salovey, whose concept of emotional intelligence included appraising the emotions in self and others, regulating emotions in self and others, and using emotions in adaptive ways.8 these were identified and described in his 1990 study, conducted with an associate, peter mayer. the term emotional intelligence was also introduced in this study.9